Hudson Highlands Land Trust
Lisa Mechaley is an experienced environmental educator with a diverse background in teaching and program management. Currently serving as an Environmental Educator at Hudson Highlands Land Trust since July 2015, Lisa has previously held roles such as Part-time Teacher Professional Development at Children's Environmental Literacy Foundation and Education Director at Hudson Highlands Nature Museum. From 2009 to 2013, Lisa worked as an Educator/Program Manager at Hudson Highlands Land Trust and served as a Science Teacher at Rippowam Cisqua School from 2000 to 2008. Additional experience includes a position as a staff developer at Bank Street College. Lisa’s educational qualifications include an Advanced Certificate in Education for Sustainability from Manhattanville University, a Master's in Science Education from Southern Connecticut State University, a Bachelor's in Biology from Central Connecticut State University, and currently pursuing a Professional Certificate in Systems Thinking from Cornell University.
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Hudson Highlands Land Trust
The Hudson Highlands Land Trust is a community-based non-profit land conservation organization dedicated to the protection of the natural resources, rural character, and scenic beauty of New York's Hudson Highlands. HHLT works with landowners and groups of neighbors who are interested in preserving their property for future generations. It offers free workshops and forums to bring environmental and conservation issues of concern to the forefront of public dialog. Through its educational outreach it hopes to instill a sense of the importance of stewardship in the area’s youngest residents. Those wishing more information may contact the Hudson Highlands Land Trust at 845-424-3358 or visit www.hhlt.org.